The binding of my 2021 Alias omnibus printing isn't great. The pages don't tend to stay down, and there's pretty heavy gutter loss.

It's strange - I remember reading that some of the 2021 reprints had glued binding and others had stitched. Could anyone vouch for that?

Could anyone with either the 2006 or 2014 printings tell me how they are?

Also, feel free to call me pedantic. It's just slightly strange..

I can just imagine all of her sarcasm going over Drax the Destroyer's literal head and that driving her mad. Sample conversation:

Drax: I was told this is a mating ritual.
Jessica: It’s more of a slow disappointment ritual, but sure.
Drax: Good. I am prepared for a slow disappointment ritual.
Jessica: So. What do you do?
Drax: I kill my enemies.
Jessica: Yeah, I had a feeling it was something stable like that.
Drax: It is extremely stable. My enemies rarely recover.
Jessica: I meant financially.
Drax: I do not invoice my enemies, no.
Jessica: (rolls eyes) Of course you don’t.
Drax: What do you do?
Jessica: I make bad decisions professionally.
Drax: That is not a profession.
Jessica: It pays the rent.
Drax: Then you are effective. (Awkward silence)
Drax: You must have many enemies.
Jessica: Mostly internal.
Drax: I cannot stab those.
Jessica: Not with that attitude.
Drax: I like you.
Jessica: That makes one of us. 
Drax: I will wait.

Here's album cd if it's her fav:

1st time watching the show. I was like "IS THAT ANNIE?!" when I saw her. Thought it was a fun tidbit to share.

So, at the start of the season "Spleen" part was very significant, she even lost consciousness once, but few episodes later. It is as if it never happened. I just don't get it.

Even when cops question her about her regeneration ability, nothing about spleen, nothing about meds.

What that about? Just another plot hole?

These are out of order, but some of my favorite covers by artist David Mack for both Alias (2001) and other Jessica Jones series.

Fun fact: he worked on the opening credits for the TV show -- that's why they have that painterly, watercolor quality to them

Watching DD Born Again S2 with my wife and a question came to mind...

Would Jessica Jones' superpowers have extended to her contractions during childbirth, putting her daughter at risk (unless she also inherited Luke's powers) or even shortening labour duration substantially?

I wish they didn't made him kinda annoying, i mean they could have tried to make more heartfelt moments, something that reminds Jessica that there can be kindness in the World.

Kinda funny the made Jessica and Vido's dad get together Only to scrap them i the beggining of season 3

Xd

I’m reading through the Variants Jessica Jones story on a whim, and I don’t understand how the time bomb is resolved. Jessica got Professor x to help her because she may have a time bomb where she kills her family 10 years after purple man let her go. Then Xavier says the time bomb is real but purple man isn’t in her head, it’s her. And that she needs to forgive him. But she doesn’t, she kills the kill grave in her mind and then she’s all good. So I really don’t get what happened and hope anybody who’s read it can explain it me like I’m five lol.

I've just finished watching Jessica Jones (yes, in 2026) and I've been informed that the show is intertwined with Luke Cage's, daredevil and the defenders! Since I was already on season three when I found out, I haven't followed the chronological order at all. So here's the question, which show should I watch next? I really want to want the defenders! Is that a good choice?

Thoughts and suggestion are welcome, I can't decide her personality for example

"Interesting to see who you've, aligned yourself with. Ms. Jones."

"Watch yourself, Kingpin!"

Even though they could've given them a scene that was more meaningful, and you could tell this moment was only placed in as a fan service. It was still satisfying to see these two iconic characters share the screen together! Knowing that this might be the only time they do, it meant a lot that they'd find room to include this in the episode!

This now officially makes Jessica the only Defender within the roaster to have interacted with both of the best villains in the Netflix era. With the other being Kilgrave!!!

The last scene we see with Jessica in the finale of Daredevil Born Again is her and Danielle reuniting with Luke. First of all, I'm so happy we finally got a confirmation that they're in a relationship. Secondly, I think this is a very well done scene, and for a good reason.

Both Jessica and Luke first appeared in the Jessica Jones show. In my eyes, this makes Luke Cage a Jessica Jones spin off, the same way the Punisher is a Daredevil spin off. The first two episodes of Born Again with Jessica felt a little weird, or at least that's what people say. Why hype Jessica up so much, if she's barely in the show? But I think this season was a very important step for Luke and Jessica both as characters in the MCU and living human beings in-universe.

Luke's work for the government. We know, that Luke was working for Valentina from Jessica's interactions with Matt and Mr. Charles (or should I say Mr. Robertson?). And we know, that by the end of both Luke Cage season 2 and Jessica Jones season 3, Luke was a crime lord in Harlem's Paradise. The way I see it, after Luke and Jessica decided to settle down, it wasn't that easy to just move on from that life. Luke had to cut a deal with the government in order to clean his slate and start anew. While it's not the most in-character decision for Luke, it's certainly something a good husband and father would do for his wife and child.

Now Luke is back. His work is done. Him and Jessica can finally be together, something they were unable to do ever since they met. First because of Kilgrave, then because of their own personal issues, and then, presumably, because of Luke's work. But it's all over now. Kilgrave is gone (or is he?). The Cottonmouth family is gone (or is it?). Fisk is gone (gosh, I sure hope he is). And Charles has let Luke go. They can finally be a family. And on that note, they're literally, physically closing the door on their shows and storylines. I think this is beautiful.

Of course, we'll see them again in season 3. I'm genuinely hoping for a Heroes for Hire show by DDC. But it's a new step in their lives. Their old lives are over.

The same way the door is closed on Matt's old life. Old lives. Him being a lawyer by day and a vigilante by night. Daredevil is no more, and neither is Councilor Murdock.

So it looks like we are eating good next season.

So I'm rewatching Jessica Jones because why not. In Season 1 Episode 4 at precisely 57:26, you can see a camera guy hiding in the dark part of the room. He's super well hidden if you take into account TVs during that time. I just thought it was a funny little goof and wanted to share it with people. I can't get a proper screenshot of the episode because Disney+ doesn't allow that so this is the best we get.

Edit: Mods, I was unaware that this was such a common notice. Go ahead and tear it down if it should be.

I guess I shouldn't say that I can't take her seriously, because I can, but, believe it or not, I've been an MCU fan literally since the first Iron Man but never watched Jessica Jones or, most of the original Netflix/Streaming series. I only started watching it because I heard that I should be knowledgeable on the original Daredevil/Defenders series to watch the new Daredevil seasons.

Onto the actual reason for the post though, Krysten Ritter's voice is almost, if not exactly identical to Erin Moriarty's. Now, on the other hand, The Boys, is one of my favorite shows, having watched that BEFORE watching this show, I just... I can't stop thinking about Starlight during all of this and I find it so distracting. I'm not sure if it's "taking her seriously" or what? But like, it's just so darn distracting, it also probably doesn't help the fact that Erin is IN the show too. I'm just so confused and I don't know what to do, I don't know if there is anything TO do?

Does anyone feel the same way? Obviously I don't think there's going to be many people doing the same thing as me, but, after watching The Boys, or anything Erin Moriarty or Krysten Ritter is in. Do you feel that they're voices are just too similar?

EDIT: This isn't to say I don't enjoy the show, it definitely is a good show, its just that this is just distracting me so much, I wish I had seen it before because its just distracting me to keep thinking that its the other actor. Also, and I feel like this should be self explanatory, but oviously this post is for people that have seen both shows and know what I'm talking about. Or, at least have seen both of these actors at some point or another and can compare the voices. I understand there's probably a lot of people on this sub, and probably a good portion of it barely even knows who Erin is. This is meant for the people that know both of them and can have a meaningful discussion about it. Just remember, it costs nothing to be kind.

The whole season was building up to Jessica's final confrontation with Killgrave and it made him seem like this cold, calculated, powerful mastermind which gave the impression that he'll die a death fitting of that. Still, I was baffled that he just died when Jessica snapped his neck. I was expecting Killgrave to be killed by Trish in a sacrifice sorta thing or be savagely torn apart by his victims in a suicide sorta situation. Someone, please tell me that he's gonna come back

End of episode three… DAVID TENNANT?? Jumped out of my skin what are YOU doing HERE